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I commented further down, but this is already the case. The U.S. has this, many high schools have trade programs. You're still "technically" in school you spen
by citilife 8y ago
I commented further down, but this is already the case.
The U.S. has this, many high schools have trade programs. You're still "technically" in school you spend your junior and senior year at a trade school and often working / making money (some as early as sophomore year)
Unfortunately, this is only true for places with trade schools nearby. I grew up outside of Chicago and every school had this option.
- ng12 8y agoMy school had this, a "trade school" that was basically day care for the kids who didn't care. Problem is they had a 10-1 student-teacher ratio while the handful of AP classes the regular high school offered were closer to 50-1.